How to Submit Your Entry

1. Select your categories

You can view the Main and sub-categories (Nomination form) or via the main menu.
Once you've decided on what best suits your work, select each of them and you'll see the summary at the bottom of the screen and click 'Next'

2. Start your entries: Here's a breakdown of the Your Entry section and what it requires:

1. Entrant Company/Agency (Will come on the trophy)

One-liner: Provide the official name of the agency or company submitting the entry.
Explanation: This is the name that will be engraved on the award trophy if the entry wins. It should be the correct and full legal name of the entrant company or agency.

2. Main Category

One-liner: Select the primary category under which the campaign is being submitted.
Explanation: This is the main area or field (e.g., Digital Marketing, Retail Engagement) in which the campaign is competing, providing context for judging criteria.

3. Sub Category

One-liner: Choose the specific sub-category related to the campaign’s focus.
Explanation: This further narrows down the type of campaign (e.g., Social Media Engagement, Loyalty Programs), ensuring it is judged appropriately against similar campaigns.

4. Campaign Name

One-liner: Provide the official name or title of the campaign.
Explanation: This is the title used to identify the campaign and will be referenced in any awards announcements or promotional materials.

5. Google Drive Link (Write-Up)

One-liner: Submit a Google Drive link to the detailed write-up of the campaign.
Explanation: The write-up should include an in-depth explanation of the campaign, including objectives, strategy, execution, and results. It will be used by the judges for evaluation.

6. Google Drive Link 1 (Supportive Materials)

One-liner: Provide a Google Drive link to the first set of supporting materials.
Explanation: These materials (images, reports, screenshots) should visually support the campaign, helping to showcase the execution or outcomes more effectively.

7. Google Drive Link 2 (Supportive Materials)

One-liner: Submit a Google Drive link for additional supporting materials.
Explanation: This link can include more visual elements like presentations, graphics, or documents that offer further insight into the campaign’s success.

8. Google Drive Link 3 (Supportive Materials)

One-liner: Provide a third Google Drive link for any additional supporting files.

Explanation: This allows for more detailed documentation, if necessary, to fully illustrate the campaign's performance and impact.

9. YouTube Link 1

One-liner: Provide a YouTube link to the first video related to the campaign.
Explanation: Videos are often powerful representations of the campaign, showcasing TV commercials, behind-the-scenes footage, or video results.

10. YouTube Link 2

One-liner: Submit a second YouTube link for additional video content.
Explanation: This could be an alternative version of the campaign or related video content, offering further insight into its creative execution.

11. SoundCloud Link 1 (Radio Spot 1)

One-liner: Provide a SoundCloud link for the first radio spot used in the campaign.
Explanation: If the campaign includes a radio component, this audio file will showcase how the brand's message was conveyed via radio.

12. SoundCloud Link 2 (Radio Spot 2)

One-liner: Submit a SoundCloud link for a second radio spot, if applicable.
Explanation: This allows for additional audio content, further demonstrating the campaign’s execution across radio channels.

13. Brand Name

One-liner: Specify the name of the brand for which the campaign was executed.
Explanation: This is the company or product that was the focus of the campaign, representing the brand associated with the customer engagement initiative.

14. Client Name

One-liner: Mention the name of the client (representative from the brand).
Explanation: The individual at the client’s organization responsible for the campaign or its approval. This ensures clear communication and attribution.

15. Client Email ID

One-liner: Provide the official email ID of the client representative.
Explanation: This is required for any communication or verification purposes regarding the campaign’s submission.

16. Client Cell Number

One-liner: Share the client's direct phone number for communication.
Explanation: A contact number ensures that the client can be reached easily for follow-ups, clarifications, or award-related communications.

We’d hate for you to lose the entry you’ve been working hard on, so make sure to save your entry along the way. If you need a break, you can save and come back to your entry at any time.

Your entry can be found by logging back in via ‘ My Account’ > ‘In progress’.